Jason
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Dec 8, 2011, 8:02 AM
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Re: [kovali] emailOnApproved plugin problem
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Hi Koen,
There is a "disabled" checkbox in the accounts table that you can set to 1 when an account is created. For example:
mysql_query("INSERT INTO `{$TABLE_PREFIX}accounts` SET
fullname = '".mysql_escape( $_REQUEST['fullname'] )."',
email = '".mysql_escape( $_REQUEST['email'] )."',
username = '".mysql_escape( $_REQUEST['username'] )."',
password = '".mysql_escape( $passwordHash )."',
disabled = '0',
isAdmin = '0',
expiresDate = '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
neverExpires = '1',
createdDate = NOW(),
updatedDate = NOW(),
createdByUserNum = '0',
updatedByUserNum = '0'")
or die("MySQL Error Creating Record:<br/>\n". htmlspecialchars(mysql_error()) . "\n");
This code is found in the user-signup page that came with the Website Membership plugin.
So when you go in to approve a user, you can uncheck the disabled check box so they are able to login.
The code that is used to create a password is also found on this page and looks like this:
// generate password
$password = substr(md5(uniqid(mt_rand(), true)), 15); // example output: c5560251ef0b3eef9
if (@$SETTINGS['advanced']['encryptPasswords']) { $passwordHash = getPasswordDigest($password); }
else { $passwordHash = $password; }
At the end of this code $password will be the plain text version of the password and $passwordHash will be the encrypted version that you will save to the accounts record.
Hope this helps
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